Upon arrival, you will be driven in a private vehicle for a 30-minute transfer to the hotel. 
We can talk about our vacation while you have a drink. 
 A welcome supper with a cultural presentation was served in a traditional Nepalese restaurant.

A half-day tour to Bouddhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square is included, as is lunch at a restaurant with a view of the stupa. 
You will meet your trip guide, talk about the hike, and make any last preparations.

After breakfast, you'll head to the airport for Nepalgung and have some free time to explore the local neighborhood.

Crossing the Terai and entering the Himalayan foothills. We will get our first chance to see the tall, snow-capped Himalayan peaks during the 45-minute flight. 
After touching down in Simikot, the hub of the Humla area, we will have some time to stroll through the streets of this sleepy hill town and have a meal that our team has prepared. 
After lunch, we'll go across the breathtaking Karnali River valley to reach Dharapuri (2,300m). In Dharapuri, we'll set up tent. 

Today, we'll travel down the valley of the Karnali River, passing by a few little Hindu and Buddhist communities. 
On the route, we'll stop for a nice lunch, then we'll tent high above the Karnali with stunning views of the valley. Small hot springs nearby Kermi (about a 30-minute walk) allow us to unwind our muscles. 
Kermi is the first of the route's entirely Buddhist villages, and from this point on, we'll pass through a number 

Today also, we mostly stroll by the Karnali River. We will encounter mule, goat, and dzo caravans (a cross between a yak and a cow) that are transporting products from Tibet to the Humla settlements along the road. 
Along the way, we'll stop for a nice lunch by the river, and we'll tent once again above the water below a little settlement and Namkha Khyung Dzong Gompa, one of the biggest and most significant monasteries in the region.  

We take a trek to Talkot today. As the trail ascends, the surrounding landscape shifts from deep forests to more open stretches of stone and sand with a few low shrubs here and there.  We can walk for 30 minutes to Dhungkar Choezon Gompa, one of the most significant monasteries in the Sakya branch of Tibetan Buddhism, from our campground beside the river. 

We reach the lonely terrain below the Nara La Pass after a long, sluggish ascent. We arrive at a dirt road that was constructed to link the settlements lower in the area to the China/Tibet border around halfway through the journey. This evening, with stunning views of the valley, we'll set our camp beneath the Nara La Pass. 

Due to the Nara La Pass crossing, it is a taxing day. Tibetan prayer flags in various colors that are flown over the pass in the brisk wind to convey blessings into the natural world. 
On the other side of the pass, there are stunning views of the Alps. From the pass, we can view Tibet and the Limi Valley. 
We then begin a lengthy descent to Hilsa, a little settlement on the border between Tibet and Nepal. Camp out in Hilsa 

 Our journey today will take us from the Tibetan border to the stunning Limi Valley. Manepeme camping, 

 In order to get to the River Limi, where we will halt for lunch, we first travel up and over a minor mountain, then descend. We travel for a little way after lunch to our campsite in Til. 

 where we may take quick day hikes, relax by the river, and watch as the large Himalayan vultures, or griffons, build their nests directly above us. 

The first stop on this long day is the little village of Halji, which is tucked between the glacier in the north and the snow-capped mountains in the south. 
Halji is a fascinating halt along the journey with its lovely gompa - Buddhist temple and a lengthy wall of mani stones. 
We eat lunch at a restaurant just outside of Halji before moving on to a campground named Tatopani, which is Hawaiian for "hot springs." Our camp is located near natural hot springs, which provide us with a chance to wash our clothing and ourselves. Tatopani camping 

We go from Tatopani to Talung, where we set up camp next to the river, across a marshy swamp, a small mountain, and a descent that includes a lovely blue lake. .

For the journey up over Nayalu La Pass, we get an early start. There are stunning 360-degree views from the pass's summit. 
This exhausting day takes us over gorgeous grasslands, across a steep peak, and back down to the river to reach our campsite 

 We walked for a considerable amount of time through rhododendron trees, largely on flat terrain. In Kermi, where we will camp above the Karnali River, we re-enter the route.

 Strolls and a trip to the neighborhood hot springs.

Today, we go back to Dharapuri along the river. Camping at Dharapuri along the river

 On our last day of the trek, we finish with the long uphill back to Simikot. We will camp in the small camping ground at Simikot and the afternoon can be spent relaxing and exploring the local bazaars,

We take out from Simikot in the morning and return from Nepalgunj to Kathmandu the same day.

Today is a day of relaxation and leisure, so go out and eat in the area.

Transfer to the airport, where we bid each other farewell till our upcoming trip. (Time of departure from hotel will be set in accordance with your return flight schedules)